In a heavy US data release day, activity and pricing indicators were weak, driving down US rates and supported US equities.

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Canadian data reflects tariff twists; China new yuan loan data weak; Aussie drought extends; ASIC puts Macquarie in its ...

Population growth from migration declined by almost three quarters in year to March as fewer migrants arrived and more people ...

US Treasury yields push higher as focus turns to the US fiscal outlook. US equities 'consolidate'. Despite talk, currency ...

US CPI report softer than expected, but rates market largely ignores it, with a focus on tariffs lifting future inflation; US ...